FAQ

The three types of dog intelligence are instinctive intelligence, adaptive intelligence, and working and obedience intelligence.

Canines are highly intelligent animals capable of understanding human cues, problem-solving, and responding to commands with impressive accuracy.

Yes, research suggests that dogs possess cognitive abilities comparable to a 2-year-old human child.

The Border Collie is widely recognized as the dog breed with the highest IQ.

Canine intelligence refers to the mental abilities of dogs, including problem-solving, learning, memory, and understanding human cues. It encompasses how dogs process information and adapt to their environment.

Dogs often kick after they poop to mark their territory using the scent glands in their paws and to spread their scent more effectively.

Dogs sniff human private areas to gather information using their powerful sense of smell, particularly detecting pheromones released by apocrine glands.

Dogs kick after they poop to mark their territory using the scent glands in their paws and to spread their scent more widely.

Dogs sniff human private areas because these regions contain high concentrations of pheromones, which provide valuable information about a person’s identity, mood, and health.

Dogs may snort dirt due to natural instincts, allergies, respiratory irritation, or simply exploring smells in their environment.